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Magnum - Lost on the Road to Eternity

Submitted by rockavlon on Sun, 01/21/2018 - 16:33

Magnum are a British Rock Institution and one of the few British bands with such a long and almost uninterrupted runs (bar a five year hiatus during which the 2 primary people involved still worked together in the Hard Rain project anyway, which also was the debut for current bassist Al Barrow).

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Öblivïon to release debut album “Resilience” on February 23rd 2018

Submitted by newseditor on Fri, 01/05/2018 - 14:31

French Power Metal band, Öblivïon, (feat. former Nightmare members) will release their debut album “Resilience” + DVD “Live at Leym'Fest” on February 23rd, 2018, via ROAR Rock Of Angels Records.

The DVD contains the live performance of the band at the Leym'Fest (France) on September 2nd 2017. The DVD features the full show (including 7 brand new Heavy Metal hits & 3 Nightmare songs), a bonus section with interviews of each members and also a trailer section.

The album was recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Pat “Magician” Liotard (Nightmare, Now Or Never) at Peek Studio in South of France.

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Shy - Unfinished Business

Submitted by thanos on Sun, 03/04/2012 - 02:17

I was really thrilled when I listened to “Unfinished Business” for the first time back in 2002 and writing a review was the least I could do for this magnificent album. Of course, I made a mistake back then… I should have rated the album with half a point more but I wanted time to tell whether my judgment was right or if I was just overexcited because I hadn’t heard from the band for over ten years plus, they had been and still are one of my beloved hard rock bands.

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Shy - Unfinished Business

Submitted by thanos on Thu, 08/22/2002 - 00:13

Who would believe that Shy would be back again after so many years with the original singer, Tony Mills, in the band again? Who said that hard rock music is not on the rise again? Only a fool can believe such a thing, especially after listening to Shy’s new comeback album! And for those who don’t know Shy, it’s better to stop dealing with rock/hard rock music. I can only say they are missing an important part of hard rock music and that’s a pity!